Phatboy

There's always a white R33 GTS-T parked near Parliament station.

Nah, it's all good. Skylines are about bringing power to the people! Damn fast, reliable, fun, highly modifiable cars for a fraction of the price of the so called no-brainer supercars rich people with middle-life crises get to impress chicks half their age. We shouldn't have segregation in our own precious ranks in terms of such things as model numbers, etc. Civil war sucks. History gives useful lessons. Skyline owners should be united. Show the world how f*cking awesome our cars are.

Manuals are hard for ricers to drive! Also lack of cruise control.

I'm sure it was more like 5 feet

Well I figured that much out, give me some credit But what is you're host meant to mean?!? Host to what??!?! Am I missing something?

Yeah R8 absolutely kills anything in looks and sound. Pity it's slower than the new GTR

You can tell just by looking at the guy on the ground that he's a F*cktard. Not only for being an asshole, but for being stupid enough to provoke someone obviously much bigger and stronger than you.

Great shots! The R34 GTRs look really menacing.

European countries are so progressive and open-minded, not just about speed (eg., autobahns) but life in general. Usually if you give the public more freedom, no, anarchy will NOT ensue. The general public are surprisingly good self-regulators, as they will not let one person's freedom encroach upon other ones.

Jeez! I get nearly 400 on a 50L tank in my GTR. What kind of petrol do you use? What's your driving style? Coast everywhere in 5th or 6th if you can.

Don't get that one

Yeah was really awesome. Felt like driving in the clouds. I wonder if the flash from speed cameras would just scatter on the fog and they can't get number plates... just an innocent thought

Hope you enjoyed your K100D. Camera: Pentax K100D Super Lenses: Sigma 18-55mm and Sigma 70-300mm Bought: around August 2007 Price: Body, Lens, 5 year extended warranty, 2GB SD card, batteries, 2XUV filters, 2Xpolarized filters, camera bag for $800 at JB hi-fi Likes: 1. Does everything asked of it for an entry-level DSLR 2. Feature-packed: Shake reduction, Dust removal, SDHC compatible 3. Great sensor, good quality images. 4. Solid metal body construction 5. Compatibility with ALL Pentax lenses. 6. Cheapest DSLR on the market at the time! Great for beginners! Dislikes: 1. Tiny buffer (can take 3 continuous images in about 1 sec then slows to a crawl) 2. Images only 6.1MP, lower than some digicams. Quality doesn't suffer at A4-A3, but if you want to enlarge more than that get a better camera. Rating: 9/10 The best bang-for-your buck DSLR available. These images were taken the first day I bought the camera. I had no prior SLR experience, so if the pics look decent it's all the camera. The lenses are the cheapo big zoom Sigma ones that came with it, but if you upgrade to a Pentax prime lens they should look much better. This camera is perfect for those just starting out into the world of DSLR. Once you have mastered it, you would have earned the skills necessary to take advantage of the extra features on a more expensive DSLR (ie., when the Pentax becomes the limiting factor in your pursuits, not your skills).

I stand corrected.

Doesn't that mean he needs a lawyer to defend him damaging someone else's vehicle/property? The defendent has a defence, the plaintiff has a prosecution. Then again, most of my court knowledge is from Judge Judy

F40 looks like a ricebox version of the F50 though, which actually has flowing lines.

F50 My dream car. There will always be faster cars, but none as beautiful... drooooool

Nice one. Lindsay Fox is one lucky bastard. I went to his high school and was at one of his speeches at his alma mater. For someone who dropped out of year 10 at 16 to become a truck driver, he is one high achiever. Has the biggest private collection of supercars in Australia, owned his own private race track, Luna Park, an ice-skating rink, was the club president of the Saints, won Victorian father of the year, a companion of the order of Australia, worth $1billion.... God damn. (and no, only a bit of that is from wikipedia ) I sShouldn't have spent 20 years in the education system for crap pay.

Get one of the import shops to get one of these for ya

I think the rule is every 1 cm vertical height on the spoiler = +10 kws That means this guy is faster than a Veyron (spoiler marked out with red arrows if you accidentally miss it):

Well, basically my spoiler needed to be replaced anyway and a GT wing would be far cheaper than a factory spoiler from Nissan. Also, I can't deny that I love the look of a huge GT wing on a car like the 34 GTR. Even though I know it's rice for the streets, the GT500 look just does it for me. Different horses for different folks... Or was it different strokes for different courses??! Wait... no I'm confusing myself. Different strokes for different folks, there. And horses for courses.

Cool, revived. Yeah, it seems like the cops have pretty discretionary powers when it comes to defecting GT wings especially if they protrude, are metal or have sharp bits, but haven't found any particular measurements in regulations. So I guess I will be safe with a round carbon/plastic spoiler within the confines of my above-boot-space with no sharp edges.

Thanks for everyone's advice. Yeah, looked around but didn't find any definitive info that redline engine oil >> motul 300V due to higher group oil. Both seem good, but I think as PM-R33 said, Motul engine oils are popular as one of the best you can buy whereas redline is renowned for gearbox lubrication. Think I will stick with the tried and true Motul 300V.... 5W-30 will do the trick I think.

Yeah it does wear out the engine more, similar to revving it while still cold when you start it. When it is warm the oil has had time to not only disperse around all the parts, but to reach a nicer viscoscity for engine protection.

I wouldn't use your "bare" hands on the brush. What if the drunk faggots the other guy was talking about put glass in there? Scratches on my car suck but not as much as getting glass cuts on my hands from the beer bottle of someone who might have a blood-borne virus.